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Re:Insurers Know How Often American Drivers Touch Their Phones by TheSpiceIsLife on Monday April 29, 2019 @10:42PM (#19784673)
> As a matter of practicality using this data adversely against customers is unlikely.

People are not perfectly spherical insurance customers operating in a vacuum.

In light of that, what non-adversely uses does this data have with respect to the people whom are the target of this data collection?

Re:Insurers Know How Often American Drivers Touch Their Phones by rubyfan on Monday April 29, 2019 @11:20PM (#19784862)
Helping them and everyone else find behavioral solutions to avoid using their phone while driving, for example rewarding good behavior with discount, gift cards, etc.

There are a number of insurance companies literally trying to help adjust behavior in order to save lives of those distracted and the innocent bystanders and other drivers on the road.

Re:Insurers Know How Often American Drivers Touch Their Phones by loeg on Tuesday April 30, 2019 @12:49AM (#19785240)
This is literally using the data adversely to the "badly behaved" customers.